01
Engage
Trail Collectors' Tribe is a community and no community can exist without engagement so don't just watch form side also take an active part in the community life, engage in conversations, share rides, or photos form rides, join events or invite others to join rides you organise.
02
Contribute
There are many ways in which you can contribute to the life of the Tribe however there three core obligations of every Tribe member:
1. Contribute at least 1 day per year to trail shaping
2. Organise at least 1 properly organised and announced ride for others to participate
3. Help others to join and engage with our community by inviting riders and sharing
03
Welcome
Simply say hello to the new joiners! We all know how it is when you join a larger well bound group you say hello and nobody replies. Yes we are a lot in a group so if we all said hello to every new joiner that would be too much but if you see there were less than 5 people who welcomed the new joiner to the whatsapp group for example then don't just sit there say hello too and make them feel welcome!
04
Respect
Respect not only other Tribe members, regardless of their fitnes or skill level (we were all beginners once), but also other trail users. Without respect, there are conflicts and conflict lead to destruction and prohibitions. Our aim is to legalise trails and promote mountain biking in our region and for that we need friends and positive image.
05
Support
Without your support, we won't get very far. The most evident is your annual membership subscription with which you ensure we will be able to cover all the operational costs and allowing us to continue providing you with our rides end events.
The annual subscription is set low because we don't want money to be a reason you miss out on riding with us, but in reality, at the current level annual subscriptions only partly cover our expenses so if you really like what we do and you want to do the extra bit to help us continue, you can also donate via Patreon to support our mission.
Another very meaningful way you can support the Tribe is by simply liking our posts on social media and by tagging us to your posts. It helps us significantly with visibility and reach. If we want authorities and potential strategic partners to take us seriously they need to know we exist.
And lastly but not least importantly, don't hesitate to tell our team members if you like what we do, we often put many long hours of our free time into organising all the events with everything around it to make it all happen and a good word is what really makes it all worthwhile for us.
01
Engage
Trail Collectors' Tribe is a community and no community can exist without engagement so don't just watch form side also take an active part in the community life, engage in conversations, share rides, or photos form rides, join events or invite others to join rides you organise.
02
Contribute
There are many ways in which you can contribute to the life of the Tribe however there three core obligations of every Tribe member:
1. Contribute at least 1 day per year to trail shaping
2. Organise at least 1 properly organised and announced ride for others to participate
3. Help others to join and engage with our community by inviting riders and sharing
03
Welcome
Simply say hello to the new joiners! We all know how it is when you join a larger well bound group you say hello and nobody replies. Yes we are a lot in a group so if we all said hello to every new joiner that would be too much but if you see there were less than 5 people who welcomed the new joiner to the whatsapp group for example then don't just sit there say hello too and make them feel welcome!
04
Respect
Respect not only other Tribe members, regardless of their fitnes or skill level (we were all beginners once), but also other trail users. Without respect, there are conflicts and conflict lead to destruction and prohibitions. Our aim is to legalise trails and promote mountain biking in our region and for that we need friends and positive image.
05
Support
Without your support, we won't get very far. The most evident is your annual membership subscription with which you ensure we will be able to cover all the operational costs and allowing us to continue providing you with our rides end events.
The annual subscription is set low because we don't want money to be a reason you miss out on riding with us, but in reality, at the current level annual subscriptions only partly cover our expenses so if you really like what we do and you want to do the extra bit to help us continue, you can also donate via Patreon to support our mission.
Another very meaningful way you can support the Tribe is by simply liking our posts on social media and by tagging us to your posts. It helps us significantly with visibility and reach. If we want authorities and potential strategic partners to take us seriously they need to know we exist.
And lastly but not least importantly, don't hesitate to tell our team members if you like what we do, we often put many long hours of our free time into organising all the events with everything around it to make it all happen and a good word is what really makes it all worthwhile for us.
01
Engage
Trail Collectors' Tribe is a community and no community can exist without engagement so don't just watch form side also take an active part in the community life, engage in conversations, share rides, or photos form rides, join events or invite others to join rides you organise.
02
Contribute
There are many ways in which you can contribute to the life of the Tribe however there three core obligations of every Tribe member:
1. Contribute at least 1 day per year to trail shaping
2. Organise at least 1 properly organised and announced ride for others to participate
3. Help others to join and engage with our community by inviting riders and sharing
03
Welcome
Simply say hello to the new joiners! We all know how it is when you join a larger well bound group you say hello and nobody replies. Yes we are a lot in a group so if we all said hello to every new joiner that would be too much but if you see there were less than 5 people who welcomed the new joiner to the whatsapp group for example then don't just sit there say hello too and make them feel welcome!
04
Respect
Respect not only other Tribe members, regardless of their fitnes or skill level (we were all beginners once), but also other trail users. Without respect, there are conflicts and conflict lead to destruction and prohibitions. Our aim is to legalise trails and promote mountain biking in our region and for that we need friends and positive image.
05
Support
Without your support, we won't get very far. The most evident is your annual membership subscription with which you ensure we will be able to cover all the operational costs and allowing us to continue providing you with our rides end events.
The annual subscription is set low because we don't want money to be a reason you miss out on riding with us, but in reality, at the current level annual subscriptions only partly cover our expenses so if you really like what we do and you want to do the extra bit to help us continue, you can also donate via Patreon to support our mission.
Another very meaningful way you can support the Tribe is by simply liking our posts on social media and by tagging us to your posts. It helps us significantly with visibility and reach. If we want authorities and potential strategic partners to take us seriously they need to know we exist.
And lastly but not least importantly, don't hesitate to tell our team members if you like what we do, we often put many long hours of our free time into organising all the events with everything around it to make it all happen and a good word is what really makes it all worthwhile for us.
01
Engage
Trail Collectors' Tribe is a community and no community can exist without engagement so don't just watch form side also take an active part in the community life, engage in conversations, share rides, or photos form rides, join events or invite others to join rides you organise.
02
Contribute
There are many ways in which you can contribute to the life of the Tribe however there three core obligations of every Tribe member:
1. Contribute at least 1 day per year to trail shaping
2. Organise at least 1 properly organised and announced ride for others to participate
3. Help others to join and engage with our community by inviting riders and sharing
03
Welcome
Simply say hello to the new joiners! We all know how it is when you join a larger well bound group you say hello and nobody replies. Yes we are a lot in a group so if we all said hello to every new joiner that would be too much but if you see there were less than 5 people who welcomed the new joiner to the whatsapp group for example then don't just sit there say hello too and make them feel welcome!
04
Respect
Respect not only other Tribe members, regardless of their fitnes or skill level (we were all beginners once), but also other trail users. Without respect, there are conflicts and conflict lead to destruction and prohibitions. Our aim is to legalise trails and promote mountain biking in our region and for that we need friends and positive image.
05
Support
Without your support, we won't get very far. The most evident is your annual membership subscription with which you ensure we will be able to cover all the operational costs and allowing us to continue providing you with our rides end events.
The annual subscription is set low because we don't want money to be a reason you miss out on riding with us, but in reality, at the current level annual subscriptions only partly cover our expenses so if you really like what we do and you want to do the extra bit to help us continue, you can also donate via Patreon to support our mission.
Another very meaningful way you can support the Tribe is by simply liking our posts on social media and by tagging us to your posts. It helps us significantly with visibility and reach. If we want authorities and potential strategic partners to take us seriously they need to know we exist.
And lastly but not least importantly, don't hesitate to tell our team members if you like what we do, we often put many long hours of our free time into organising all the events with everything around it to make it all happen and a good word is what really makes it all worthwhile for us.
Get involved!
The Tribe
Get involved!
The Tribe
The 66 Reasons to be a Trail Collector
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To learn where the best trials are
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For the company of like-minded buddies to sharead with
03
For the free and well organised rides every week, great weekends and rad holidays
04
To finally progress your skill by riding with many really talented shredders
05
To be able to tell your mama that you do have friends
06
For an excuse to leave your work earlier on Friday
07
For a buddy with a spare tube on a trail when you forgot again to have one with you
08
To finally se how to and send that little jump you were always chicken running instead
09
To find purpose to your sorry life
10
Because you still can
11
To be part of something bigger than you that may actually one day become a legend
12
To argue whether 27.5” is better than 29”
13
To find a healthy work life balance
14
To learn how to manual like a boss
15
For the awesome inside jokes
16
For that cold beer at the end of a ride
17
For the spontaneously announced rides that just save your day
18
To gain an alibi shall a need arise
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To meet friends for life you have something in common with
20
To give your mental health a chance
21
To benefit from sponsored, free or shared shuttles, accommodation and such like
22
To find someone to buy your old parts
23
For the wealth of knowledge group offers
24
For those BBQs, camp fires and wild camping we do
25
To have something to do with all the money and time you don’t need
26
To have someone to listen about your riding adventures
27
To give your other half a break
28
To find out you are not so pathetic and that there are worst cases than you
29
To borrow tools you don’t have
30
To assure you get some outdoor time in its best
31
For scratches and bruises that your love hart can take care off
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To discover new amazing trails
33
To learn more about your self as a mtn biker
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To brag on how you once fixed your tube with nothing but a shoe lace and hey
35
Because a group makes you a different person and certainly a better rider
36
“To be like those cool kids, although you know you will never be as cool as they are”
37
To take part in pro-shot Mtb films and become a star ( or at least for your Mum)
38
To ride more thanks to peer influence
39
To assure TC project works out and goes global so you can become part of this legend
40
To learn your are not the only pathetic chicken that always skips that jump
41
To haul like wild animal on your way down and to ‘Huga Wooga’ like a brut before sending it! ( the TC battle cry)
42
For the easygoingnesnes among Tribers
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To make your work colleagues inspired with your serious fun lifestal
44
To get to ride with legends
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To finally give your mama something to worry about and your dad some hope that you acutely have guts
46
To become one day that tribe veteran for those new joining buddies
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So you have something to impress your grand children with (at least until they realise you inflate it all quite a bit)
48
To be safer on trails. With others on a ride, you are more likely to get adequate help in case you scratch your nose again, or worse, your bike!
49
To pedal your frustration away and get inspired again
50
To impress your love with how fit and fearless you are
51
So you can brag at work on Monday how gnarly your weekend was
52
To learn new skills
53
To volunteer, contribute and earn respect
54
To not have to always go alone on a ride
55
To destress and wind-down
56
To share car rides with buddies to those awesome places you couldn’t reach because you don’t have a car
57
For a chance to meet one day a mountain biking love hart you fantasise so much about
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For the inspiration
59
To learn new skills
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To tangibly contribute to the development of the enduro Mtb scene in your region
61
To be in the know on everything related to the enduro mtb in our region and in general
62
For the great jerseys, t-shirts, stickers and mugs your always wanted
63
To find family after yours gives up on you and your other half quits (although a wired one, mainly bro’s and dudes but at least for once you get too choose your family)
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To know what you’re doing this weekend is real fun and on Wednesday evening and on Monday after work and whenever else you would just seat in front of tv instead of shredding like a true warrior
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To finally be a part of that cool crew that makes things happen not just rides what others created
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To have something real to do with your time instead of just reading about it here!